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The place of the special investigation or its counterpart in Australian and English company law

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1982-08

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Adby, Kerry J.

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An understanding and appreciation of the manner in which the statutory provisions relating to Special Investigations and the appointment of Inspectors which are now embodied in the companies and securities industry legislation have developed is fundamental to any critical study or assessment of the existing law in these areas.

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2v.

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Corporation law -- Australia., Corporation law -- Great Britain.

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https://hdl.handle.net/1885/733815482

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Thesis (Masters)

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2099-12-31

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